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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A girl in my DD's class last year didn't and we informed the school. BTW, I posted about this last year asking if we should inform the school. About half the posters said MYOB and it was a pretty controversial discussion. Not sure why but that's DCUM for you. [/quote]

Curious to know what happened after you informed the school?  How did school respond to you?  To the student involved? Was ED rescinded? Student held accountable?[/quote]

Why on earth did you report her?  That is so terrible. [/quote]

DMV parents are ruthless. [/quote]

We reported her to the college counselor at her school because it's unethical and makes the school look really bad. [/quote]
One issue is that the family may have been dealing with a financial aid appeal with the ED school. No matter how much you think you can assume, you really do not know other people's financial situations. Nor do teenagers always tell the truth about anything related to college apps in general as well as finances. That, in my opinion, is what makes your snitching distasteful.[/quote]

Pp said she told the school counselor, not the ED college.  Presumably, the counselor then made sure the student withdrew from the other schools.  Not sure why you find this so problematic.[/quote]

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